Kadamban vs State on 4 December, 2025
credible evidence, the accused cannot be
convicted under the clause of statutory rape and is entitled to
an acquittal where the evidence of rape itself
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1 - 10 of 380 (1.09 seconds)Sri Saurabh Kant vs The State Of Karnataka on 18 June, 2025
woman. It is to be
remembered that the statutory provisions of the
offence of rape as understood in the Penal Code,
1860, is not gender
Sri Sudeep A vs The State Of Karnataka on 10 December, 2024
woman. It is to be remembered that the
statutory provisions of the offence of rape as
understood in the Penal Code, 1860, is not gender
Mr. Santhosh Shetty vs State Of Karnataka on 7 June, 2024
Mr. Santhosh Shetty vs State Of Karnataka on 7 June, 2024
Author: M. Nagaprasanna
Bench
Dr. Ranjith. K. N vs The State Of Karnataka By on 22 November, 2024
woman. It is to be remembered
that the statutory provisions of the offence of rape as
understood in the Penal Code, 1860, is not gender
Sri R Ratish Kumar vs V/S State Of Karnataka on 26 November, 2024
woman. It is to be remembered
that the statutory provisions of the offence of rape as
understood in the Penal Code, 1860, is not gender
Shivadhanush. T. G.@ Beerappa vs State Of Karnataka on 5 November, 2024
woman.
It is to be remembered that the statutory provisions of
the offence of rape as understood in the Penal Code,
1860, is not gender
Sri Lokesh V vs State By on 12 June, 2024
Sri Lokesh V vs State By on 12 June, 2024
Author: M.Nagaprasanna
Bench: M
Mallikarjun Desai Goudar vs State Of Karnataka on 28 February, 2023
false promise of marriage and
therefore, it should be termed as a rape and become punishable
under Section 376 of the IPC. The submission ... Online Ker 1652
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that the statutory provisions of the offence of rape as
understood in the Penal Code, 1860, is not gender neutral
Xxxx vs The State Of Karnataka on 13 February, 2024
sensitivity and not adhering to the statutory
provision that when there is an allegation of rape, the
pregnancy can be terminated. The High Court directed ... statutory
provisions and the concept of purposive interpretation, has
been accepted.
42. In the case at hand, the Appellant is a victim
of rape